Reviews
"The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia has much to recommend it. Most of its chapters are well written, researched, and presented, and will serve their purpose of introducing readers to ancient Anatolia admirably. The project was an ambitious one, involving the co-ordination of 56 scholars based in more than ten different countries, and the finished volume represents a rich resource for students and established scholars alike." --Bryn MawrClassical Review"The chapters are generally of very high quality, and the information presented in them will be valuable to students and scholars alike who wish to engage with topics of Anatolian history, archaeology, and prehistory for the first time or as a part of ongoing research, or who wish to catch up on the present state of the field.... [T]he contents of the volume will make The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia a valuable addition to any scholarlycollection." --RedState/RightShelf Review of Books, "The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia has much to recommend it. Most of its chapters are well written, researched, and presented, and will serve their purpose of introducing readers to ancient Anatolia admirably. The project was an ambitious one, involving the co-ordination of 56 scholars based in more than ten different countries, and the finished volume represents a rich resource for students and established scholars alike." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review "The chapters are generally of very high quality, and the information presented in them will be valuable to students and scholars alike who wish to engage with topics of Anatolian history, archaeology, and prehistory for the first time or as a part of ongoing research, or who wish to catch up on the present state of the field.... [T]he contents of the volume will make The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia a valuable addition to any scholarly collection." --RedState/RightShelf Review of Books, "The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia has much to recommend it. Most of its chapters are well written, researched, and presented, and will serve their purpose of introducing readers to ancient Anatolia admirably. The project was an ambitious one, involving the co-ordination of 56 scholars based in more than ten different countries, and the finished volume represents a rich resource for students and established scholars alike." --Bryn Mawr Classical Review"The chapters are generally of very high quality, and the information presented in them will be valuable to students and scholars alike who wish to engage with topics of Anatolian history, archaeology, and prehistory for the first time or as a part of ongoing research, or who wish to catch up on the present state of the field.... [T]he contents of the volume will make The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia a valuable addition to any scholarly collection." --RedState/RightShelf Review of Books, The Oxford Handbook of Ancient Anatolia" has much to recommend it. Most of its chapters are well written, researched, and presented, and will serve their purpose of introducing readers to ancient Anatolia admirably. The project was an ambitious one, involving the co-ordination of fifty-six scholars based in more than ten different countries, and the finished volume represents a rich resource for students and established scholars alike.
